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November 2011 | Every issue of Art Jewelry gives you: - Step-by-step instructions to teach you how to make beautiful pieces of jewelry
- Full color photos to get you inspired by others' work
- Artist interviews where you'll learn about the artists' motivation and inspiration
- Plus exclusive online access to download jewelry projects, post photos of your own work in the Subscriber Gallery, and read reviews of products tested by the editors
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Features  | Breathe Life into Dragon Scale Subtle colors, smaller ring sizes, and a mix of metals give this classic chain mail weave an updated look. |
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 | Deconstruct the Lentil Bead Make, unmake, and remake a fundamental metal clay form to redefine a classic shape.
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pg. 34 |
 | Design and Build a Bracelet a la Carte Use basic cold connections to mix and match found objects, base metals, and polymer components.
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 | Invent New Patinas Experiment with 14 ways to combine common household agents and surface treatments to color fine silver. |
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 | Secrets from a Master Enamelist By
Lillian Jones Take your first steps: Learn essential techniques plus expert tips and tricks. |
pg. 62 |
Departments From the Editor: Hazel Wheaton New Arrivals: Annie Pennington and Reidin Dintzner Up Front We review a plant-based resin, and a new way to focus on your craft. Plus, we show which book and dvd might be the right addition for your workshop library, give you the scoop on an upcoming workshop, exhibit, share questions and comments from our readers, and more! Metalsmithing 101 by Michael David Sturlin Making Multiples. Stone Sense by Richard M. Shull G.G. Buyer Beware: How to Spot Fake Stones. Business Savvy by Marlene Richey Emerging-Artist Programs: A Stepping Stone. Gallery A collection of jewelry to intrigue and inspire you. A Conversation with Susan Brooks A master artisan shifts from painting and graphic arts to jewelry and back again in her intriguing work. Beyond Jewelry Super-scale chain mail by Ruth Borgenicht Basics See demonstrations and definitions of beginning jewelry-making techniques needed for projects in this issue.
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